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GETTING STARTED WITH COMPOSE POSTGRESQL AND JUPYTER Accessing your Compose PostgreSQL data in a Jupyter Notebook has never been so easy. You'll have the chance to take a deep dive into a Titanic data set. Notebooks are becoming the essential tool for data scientists allowing them to write, edit dynamic METRICS MAVEN: WINDOW FRAMES IN POSTGRESQL GO, RETHINKDB & CHANGEFEEDS HOW TO SCRIPT PAINLESS-LY IN ELASTICSEARCH With the release of Elasticsearch 5.x came Painless, Elasticsearch's answer to safe, secure, and performant scripting. We'll introduce you to Painless and show you what it can do. With the introduction of Elasticsearch 5.x over a year ago, we got a new scripting language, Painless. Painless is a HOW TO POOL POSTGRESQL CONNECTIONS WITH PGBOUNCER The secret to a robust application is knowing how to manage resources, and your database connections are a precious resource. With PostgreSQL there are no exceptions; the more connections used, the more RAM that's consumed. This is where connection pooling USING POSTGRESQL THROUGH SQLALCHEMY A SPEED GUIDE TO REDIS LUA SCRIPTING What's Lua? Lua is a language which has been around since 1993. Its origins in engineering made for a compact language which could be embedded in other applications. It's been embedded in applications as diverse as World of Warcraft and the Nginx web server. And Redis,which is why we
FORMATTED SQL IN PYTHON WITH PSYCOPG’S MOGRIFY The PostgreSQL driver for Python, Psycopg, comes with a very handy method for dealing with these situations: mogrify. From the Psycopg documentation, mogrify: Return a query string after arguments binding. The string returned is exactly the one that would be sent to the database running the execute () method or similar. CONFIGURING RABBITMQ EXCHANGES, QUEUES AND BINDINGS: PART Configuring RabbitMQ Exchanges, Queues and Bindings: Part 2. We continue our look at configuring RabbitMQ in this article as we move on to queues and bindings. We'll also look at what happens to messages that don't have anywhere to go. In Part 1 we learned about message basics, including producers and consumers, and we configured a Direct GEOFILE: PGADMIN 4 AND THE GEOMETRY VIEWER With the release of pgAdmin 4 version 3.3 comes the geometry viewer that will display your geometry (or geography) data on OpenStreetMap. In this GeoFile, we'll show you how to set up pgAdmin 4, import some data, add PostGIS, and start using the geometry viewer. In our lastarticle
GETTING STARTED WITH COMPOSE POSTGRESQL AND JUPYTER Accessing your Compose PostgreSQL data in a Jupyter Notebook has never been so easy. You'll have the chance to take a deep dive into a Titanic data set. Notebooks are becoming the essential tool for data scientists allowing them to write, edit dynamic METRICS MAVEN: WINDOW FRAMES IN POSTGRESQL GO, RETHINKDB & CHANGEFEEDS HOW TO SCRIPT PAINLESS-LY IN ELASTICSEARCH With the release of Elasticsearch 5.x came Painless, Elasticsearch's answer to safe, secure, and performant scripting. We'll introduce you to Painless and show you what it can do. With the introduction of Elasticsearch 5.x over a year ago, we got a new scripting language, Painless. Painless is a HOW TO POOL POSTGRESQL CONNECTIONS WITH PGBOUNCER The secret to a robust application is knowing how to manage resources, and your database connections are a precious resource. With PostgreSQL there are no exceptions; the more connections used, the more RAM that's consumed. This is where connection pooling USING POSTGRESQL THROUGH SQLALCHEMY A SPEED GUIDE TO REDIS LUA SCRIPTING What's Lua? Lua is a language which has been around since 1993. Its origins in engineering made for a compact language which could be embedded in other applications. It's been embedded in applications as diverse as World of Warcraft and the Nginx web server. And Redis,which is why we
FORMATTED SQL IN PYTHON WITH PSYCOPG’S MOGRIFY The PostgreSQL driver for Python, Psycopg, comes with a very handy method for dealing with these situations: mogrify. From the Psycopg documentation, mogrify: Return a query string after arguments binding. The string returned is exactly the one that would be sent to the database running the execute () method or similar. CONFIGURING RABBITMQ EXCHANGES, QUEUES AND BINDINGS: PART Configuring RabbitMQ Exchanges, Queues and Bindings: Part 2. We continue our look at configuring RabbitMQ in this article as we move on to queues and bindings. We'll also look at what happens to messages that don't have anywhere to go. In Part 1 we learned about message basics, including producers and consumers, and we configured a Direct AGGREGATIONS IN MONGODB BY EXAMPLE In this second half of MongoDB by Example, we'll explore the MongoDB aggregation pipeline. The first half of this series covered MongoDB Validations by Example. When it's time to gather metrics from MongoDB, there's no better tool than MongoDB aggregations. Aggregations are a set of functions that allow you to MASTERING POSTGRESQL TOOLS: FULL-TEXT SEARCH AND PHRASE In his latest Compose Write Stuff article on Mastering PostgreSQL Tools, Lucero Del Alba writes about mastering full-text and phrase search in PostgreSQL 9.6. Yes, PostgreSQL 9.6 has been finally rolled out on Compose, and with it, a whole set of features and improvements. In this installment of A SPEED GUIDE TO REDIS LUA SCRIPTING What's Lua? Lua is a language which has been around since 1993. Its origins in engineering made for a compact language which could be embedded in other applications. It's been embedded in applications as diverse as World of Warcraft and the Nginx web server. And Redis,which is why we
POSTGRESQL TIPS: TEMPLATE DATABASES In this article, we'll cover the databases you get when you create a PostgreSQL deployment: template databases. When setting up PostgreSQL, whether you're using PostgreSQL locally or in the cloud, you get three standard databases outside the box: "template0", "template1", and "postgres". If you use Compose, you'll get another database called GEOFILE: HOW TO TRANSFORM OPENSTREETMAP DATA INTO GEOJSON GeoFile is a series dedicated to looking at geographical data, its features, and uses. In today's article, we're going to show you how to convert OSM data to GeoJSON and import it into a Compose for MongoDB deployment. In the last GeoFile article we looked at whatOpenStreetMap
FORMATTED SQL IN PYTHON WITH PSYCOPG’S MOGRIFY The PostgreSQL driver for Python, Psycopg, comes with a very handy method for dealing with these situations: mogrify. From the Psycopg documentation, mogrify: Return a query string after arguments binding. The string returned is exactly the one that would be sent to the database running the execute () method or similar. HOW SCORING WORKS IN ELASTICSEARCH In this article, we'll take a look at how relevancy scoring is done in Elasticsearch, touching on information retrieval concepts and the mechanisms used to determine the relevancy score of a document for a given query. We'll also point out some "gotchas" and common confusion points along the way. Introduction INDEXING FOR FULL TEXT SEARCH IN POSTGRESQL Do you have textual content in PostgreSQL that you'd like to be able to search more effectively, but you're not sure you're ready to implement a full-blown search application like Lucene, SOLR, or Elasticsearch? The full text search functionality in PostgreSQL is a CONFIGURING RABBITMQ EXCHANGES, QUEUES AND BINDINGS: PART Configuring RabbitMQ Exchanges, Queues and Bindings: Part 2. We continue our look at configuring RabbitMQ in this article as we move on to queues and bindings. We'll also look at what happens to messages that don't have anywhere to go. In Part 1 we learned about message basics, including producers and consumers, and we configured a Direct FASTER OPERATIONS WITH THE JSONB DATA TYPE IN Lucero Del Alba takes a look at how to get better performance out of jsonb data types in PostgreSQL in this Compose's Write Stuff article. Since version 9.4, PostgreSQL offers a significant speedup when using the binary representation of JSON data, jsonb, which can give you thatextra edge
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